Do you guys keep track of the manga you read in a notepad or just remember everything in your head?
Do you guys keep track of the manga you read in a notepad or just remember everything in your head?
Jason Miller
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Adam Baker
I just use tachiyomi desu
Charles Cook
Bentley Gomez
If I forget it then it's not worth remembering.
Joshua Miller
Emacs Org mode would be my go-to
But I just use RSS feeds.
Ian Davis
Easy to remember. It’s not really hard
Gavin Perry
I don't remember shit.
Luke Gomez
There's an open-source alternative with a dark theme called Notepads.
Grayson Jackson
I maintain a vast Google Doc spreadsheet.
I don't just read, but download, organize, and pack into volumes for offline tablet reading. I track my downloads by chapter, capturing source, format, and scanlation/ripper group.
I have several hundred thousand rows and over 4TB of manga.
Grayson Nelson
I did once until I realised how stupid was. Is like keeping a note of your exes.
Owen Gomez
>not using Emacs, or at least Vi (yuck)
Chase Howard
>80MB for a notepad app
Fuckin' yikes
Aiden Collins
If it's a completed series I just more or less read it in one sitting while leaving the tab open in browser if it takes longer.
Most ongoing series are on Mangadex so there is no need to keep tabs on them otherwise.
Other ones I read as they go so I don't really have to remember the chapter number.
Don't see any point in listing series I've read through.
Thomas Edwards
I tend to just remember them from the top of my head. If I forget then I'll probably run into it again later and will have more to read by then.
Ian Perez
This but mainly for anime I watched, plan to watch and to keep notes.
Connor Ramirez
Anilist + Tachiomi works for me. I also set Tachiomi to backup my library every 12 hours.
Nicholas Price
I keep track on MAL
Daniel Martin
Yes, it will take 80% of my 100MB hard drive! Truly a waste.
Jaxson Fisher
No text editor should ever be bigger than fucking 10MB
Even jEdit manages this and it's in fucking Java
Joseph Martin
What's the point of reading manga if you can't even remenber where you left of - like do you even READ MANGA or just some words and story and then pretend you read it
Ian Ortiz
>using anything but notepad++
Nolan Mitchell
I don't really keep track of my manga reading too much. I've got a MAL account, but I forget to update it most of the time.
Xavier Diaz
Notepad++ wastes a lot of screen real estate. It has its uses, but it's not a good program for taking casual notes.
James Brooks
>he doesn't have a mental image of every manga panel he ever read neatly divided into mental folders
This place is full of retards
Joshua Gray
My head because I'm not autistic
Ayden Wright
MAL
Aaron Morales
For me? It's the 80mb ara ara pad.
Jaxon White
mangadex
Nicholas Smith
MAL
Lucas Williams
I use MAL and MangaUpdates.
Jaxon Wood
>wastes a lot of screen real estate
with a 3 clicks in the options you can disble the toolbar, tabs and line numbers and make it as minimalistic as regular notepad
Gavin Young
Anilist
Joseph Nguyen
I keep fifteen manga tabs open on my PC and another eight on my phone for ongoing stuff and just check it periodically. I usually burn through completed stuff and then forget about it until someone else mentions it.
Blake Robinson
This but I'l probably get around to moving it all to an excel spreadsheetwhen I can be bothered or once the site shows the slightest hint of going down.
Ryan Morris
I keep track of the anime I watch because I can list pretty easily when I began watching and stopped watching a series.
I'm generally following at least 20 different manga at any given time, and I also read much more manga than I watch anime, so I generally just go by memory.
I should probably write it down though.